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… i’m not sure i would say fernando is forgotten, not by a long shot, i just think it is important for him to get time, with less pressure, to be good, work, stay healthy, and be where he needs to be when the Mets need to call him… and you know, at some point, [...]
Tom Kaminski of WCBS Radio took pictures of Citi Field from the Chopper 880. … this is what the Mets bullpen felt like in September 2008, as well… ouch… actually, i think the goal here is to give the away bullpen a full view of the field, unless last season when it was hidden… To see Tom’s full [...]
The Orioles could look to trade Ty Wigginton before Opening Day, according to Baltimore reporter Roch Kubatko, at his blog for MASN.com. Wigginton, who will earn $3 million this season, after which he is a free agent, played all four infield position last season, as well as left field. He hit just .252 with a .317 OBP in 161 [...]
Tom Kaminski of WCBS Radio took pictures of Citi Field from the Chopper 880. … this is what the Mets bullpen felt like in September 2008, as well… ouch… To see Tom’s full gallery, go here. …thanks to Steven from Seven Train to Shea for the link…
Mets hire beloved former player Wilson
Bay FireworksFireworks Night at Shea was always a sight to see.Last week, the Mets announced that they would once again sell six packs of tickets to select games during the upcoming season. Generally, this news stays below my radar as...
The Mets have named Mookie Wilson as the team’s minor league outfield and base running coordinator. Wilson had been the team’s first base coach, and managed Single-A Brooklyn in 2005. “It’s good to be back,” said Wilson, in a team press release. “This is where I started and I’m anxious to do whatever I can for the young kids in [...]
Wilson will be the minor-league outfield and baserunning coordinator
In mid-January, I was able to talk with Daniel Murphy about a variety of issues. Here is an excerpt, in which we talk about hitting, and what he learned from last season: Matthew Cerrone: I don’t know if you listen to talk radio in New York ever, but, Mike Francesa on WFAN has been very critical of [...]
If one plans to fail, there’s no easier route to get there than by failing to plan… To the many fans of the Orange and Blue, and bloggers and journalists in general, this topic may be coming too early to garner discussion or deep consideration. I am a planner and if I was anticipating every possible angle to make enough [...]
According to Brian Costa of the Star-Ledger, “The Mets’ equipment truck is scheduled to leave for Port St. Lucie tomorrow at 11 am.”
TedQuarters.net: Bobby Kielty, Just Because ...actually, that’s pretty clever on kielty’s part, as i have to think a right-handed bat from the bench, who can also pitch in relief, would be fairly marketable, assuming he’s any good…
NY Sports Dog: You Want to Work for the Mets? Here’s How
According to this report on MASN Sports, Japanese free agent Hisanori Takahashi has reportedly rejected deals from both the Mets and Orioles. The Mets had actually offered the reliever a Major League contract, but couldn’t reach an agreement on the dollars according to another report appearing on NPB Tracker. I’m a little surprised that the Mets continue to focus [...]
The most obvious next step for Bobby Valentine is Flushing, says Bob Klapisch in a report for FoxSports.com. According to Klapisch, “Jerry Manuel has two months, at best, to prove he can reverse the Mets downward spiral, which began all the way back in Game 7 of the 2006 NL Championship Series.” Klapisch feels one long losing streak could [...]
The Orioles could look to trade Ty Wigginton before Opening Day, according to Baltimore reporter Roch Kubatko, at his blog for MASN.com. Wigginton played all four positions on the infield last season, as well as left field. He hit just .252 with a .317 OBP in 161 plate appearances against left-handed pitching last season, though he’s hitting .282 [...]
NY Baseball Digest: Is Castillo suffering from the Dropped Popup? …i thought castillo was a bad second baseman long before the dropped pop-up, and rooted for him to be traded last winter, and again this winter… i mean, i want him to succeed, so long as he’s on the Mets… but, he’s just not that good, [...]
In a post to his blog on the NY Post, Joel Sherman says that Mets outfielder Carlos Beltran is furious with the Mets and that he may be looking out for “number one” in 2010 as far as his return from injury. Sherman writes, When might Carlos Beltran get on a major league field? Beltran is [...]
I am surprised by the high-level of near-certain doom being expressed by some Mets fans. I understand the skepticism and the criticism, no question. I feel the same way. But, I’m sensing a whole other level of doom-and-gloom in my inbox and comments section, and I hear it on talk radio and from fans on the street… and, [...]
Mets Merized Online: John Maine is Not Yet a Pitcher, he’s a Thrower …last month, maine told me a lot of his troubles the last two years were because of injury and a lack of confidence, with both tied to one another… and so, hopefully, he’s feeling good and pumped up and is ready for action…
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